The Timechart History of Revolutions

by Nicola Chalton, Meredith MacArdle, Pascal Thivillon

The Timechart History of Revolutions documents simultaneous conflicts through time, from 1190 BCE to the present day, displayed in a fully illustrated Timeline spanning five geographical The Americas, Europe, Middle East & Asia, Africa, and Australia & Oceania. Following events vertically on the Timeline shows what was happening in different parts of the world at any one point in time, and, uniquely, illustrates the spread of revolution and rebellion from region to region. Fold-out flaps offer a close-up view of subjects mentioned on the Timeline, including Japanese Samurai warriors, weaponry, the role of the Church in revolution, propaganda, and terrorism. A world map locates all the major revolutions and civil wars through history, and more than 20 revolutions are broken out into detailed and fact-driven spreads. For every conflict featured, there are maps and source materials, event highlighters and illustrations, and short biographies of key personalities.

Genres: History

72 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 2007

Reviews

[Josh.ogulnick · Rating 5 out of 5]

3,000 years of rebellion,civil war, and revolutionary change in only 71 pages of detailed accounts or war. My thought on this book so far is that REVOLUTIONS is a very interesting and information packed book. It has stories on many revolutions,civil war, and rebellions since 1000 BCE to today. This book gives very detailed accounts of war, political change,why it happened in the first place and the consequences it had on the country and the people. If you are in too rebellion,civil wars,revolutions and the need for political change you need to read "THE TIME-CHART HISTORY OF REVOLUTIONS" by: Meredith Macarable Nicola Chalton and Pascal Thivillion.

[Erich Franz Linner-Guzmann · Rating 3 out of 5]

Has useful information but did not entertain me in the least.